A challenge that Potteau took up with enthusiasm.

The legend that is Johnny Hallyday is coming to the Heysel for a breathtaking immersive exhibition. The rocker, described as "the most Belgian of the French and the most French of the Belgians", has always had a deep affection for Belgium and especially Brussels where his father, Belgian Léon Smet, lived and worked for many years as an artistTouching on the Belgian nature of the great man, we have tracked down all the places he loved, and those that he no doubt would have loved. Set off on a walking tribute to the "French Elvis" - the nickname given to Johnny by the New York Times - because there is indeed a little bit of Johnny in Brussels.